amavisca

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by amavisca 10y ago
The link is similarly a white screen on Android Chrome for me.
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by amavisca 10y ago
I was just going off what the MDN page said about it being removed in the HTML5 standard. It looks like WHATWG just has a "living standard" and W3C still uses the versioning, so it's probably removed from W3C standards. I&#x2
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by amavisca 10y ago
This site uses the xmp tag (deprecated in HTML 3.2, removed in HTML5) which I found interesting and had never seen! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/xm... It's similar
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by amavisca 10y ago
Can you add some clarity to your complaints about WebPack? What are the similarities with Grunt that aren't worth the mess and what are some of the awful habits that WebPack breeds? What are your preferred ways to handle modules and bu
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by amavisca 10y ago
I think Redux and React-Router are very opinionated and distract people new to React from React itself. My workflow for ramping someone up on React and eventually Redux looked like: - A single React component with React.createClass - ES6 cl
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by amavisca 10y ago
As someone not new to React, I'm seeing this tool as a solid replacement to the old JSX Transformer script they used to provide. Let me get up and running just a bit more quickly.
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by amavisca 10y ago
Under the hood this is Webpack + Babel + ESLint with sane initial configuration. Love it.
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by amavisca 10y ago
I prefer this style of component test and tend to bring in jQuery as a test dependency to remove some of the complexity of the assertions (I'm not always up to date on the current DOM APIs). I find the instance method unit test a bit u
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by amavisca 11y ago
If you're trying to test client side javascript with phantom + jasmine through gulp there are a few options. I googled "gulp jasmine phantom" and found 3 options at the top, one of them being under the jasmine org on github.
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by amavisca 13y ago
My argument would be the fact that it is "just a blogging platform."
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by amavisca 13y ago
He recommended books in his response. You should be reading JavaScript: The Good Parts.
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by amavisca 13y ago
My opinion would not change as far as "which looks nicer." You need to consider the context of the icon though.
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by amavisca 13y ago
It was just posted on reddit for the 100th time (r/webdev)
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by amavisca 13y ago
That logo makes me so uncomfortable the more I look at it. I think Odesk is probably decent for certain businesses, but I can't imagine using it for a startup. You get tacky, inconsistent results.
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by amavisca 13y ago
Both of these companies process through First Data.
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by amavisca 13y ago
1 - Yes 2 - Front End Development, maybe 3 - Ruby/Python/JS/PHP. JS necessary for (2)
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by amavisca 13y ago
Handing my information to Stripe defeats the entire purpose of your application.
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by amavisca 13y ago
You provided a single example and then skipped the alternatives.